1. Skype
Skype is famous for their slogan, “The Whole World can Talk
for Free”. Skype is a free download and users can make free calls
via, Skype to Skype. For a fee, you can advance your Skype to
Skype Out and make calls to landline phones. Skype In will let
your choose your area code and phone number. This way, friends
and relatives can call you locally, if you select the same area
code. Skype is compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux, and Pocket
Pc operating systems.
2. Vonage
Probably the most well known VoIP providers, you may be surprised
to discover that Vonage is also one of the more expensive providers.
Vonage offers two plans, residential and small business. Residential
users may choose between the Basic 500 plan and Unlimited. The
Basic 500 plan offers 500 minutes of talk time for $14.99 a month.
The Premium Unlimited residential plan costs $24.99 per month.
The Small Business Basic plan costs $39.99 per month and
allows 1500 minutes. The Small Business Unlimited plan
costs $49.99
a month and provides unlimited calls throughout the United
States, Puerto Rico, and Canada.
3. Dialpad
Dialpad and Yahoo have merged services. Currently, Dialpad offers
three plans- Dialpad Monthly 300, Dialpad Monthly 500, and Dialpad
USA. The cost for Dialpad Monthly 300 is $7.50 per month, Dialpad
Monthly 500 costs $9.99 per month, and Dialpad USA costs $11.99
per month.

4. Broadvox Direct
Broadvox Direct offers residential and small business services.
Their residential services include the Residential Choice Plus
plan for $9.95 per month. The Residential Choice Plus plan
includes 100 outbound minutes and unlimited incoming minutes.
Their Residential Unlimited Plan costs $29.95 a month and includes
unlimited calling anywhere in the US and Canada. The SoHo Small
Business Regional Plan costs $34.95 per month and includes
1500 monthly minutes in the US and in Canada. The SoHo Small
Business Unlimited Plan costs $44.95 per month and includes
unlimited calls in the US and Canada and also includes a free
fax line and Yellow Page listing.
5. Galaxy Voice
Galaxy Voice offers two plans, Residential and Business. Their
residential plan costs $19.95 a month and includes unlimited
calling, Voicemail, Caller Id, Call Waiting, Call Return, Three
Way Calling, and Call Forwarding. Their business plan costs
$39.95 per month and includes unlimited calling, Free Voice
Mail, Free Call Transfer, Free Call Forwarding, Free Repeat
Dialing, and Free Caller ID block.
6. Voice Pulse
Voice Pulse has three plans, America Unlimited, Local Unlimited
+200, and Business Unlimited. The America Unlimited plan costs
$24.99 per month. The Local Unlimited +200 costs $14.99 per
month, and the Business Unlimited costs $45.99 per month.
7. VoIP American
VoIP American has three different plans. These are the VoIP
American PBX plan, the VoIP American Voice plan and the VoIP
American bVoice plan. The VoIP American PBX plan cost $19.99
a month for a private line and $44.99 a month for unlimited
calling. The VoIP Voice Residential Basic plan costs $14.99
per month and the VoIP Voice Residential Unlimited plan costs
$29.99 per month. The bVoice Business plan costs $34.99 per
month.
8. Packet 8
Packet 8 not only offers phone plans, but they also offer
videophone plans. Their residential plans are the Freedom International
and Freedom Unlimited. Both of these plans cost $19.99 per
month. The Videophone plan is the Freedom Unlimited and that
too is $19.99 per month. Their business plans consists of three
different plans. These are the Virtual Office service plans,
the Virtual Attendant Service plans, and the Business Phone
Service plans. The Virtual office phone plan costs $19.95 per
month, the Virtual Attendant service plan costs $14.95 per
month, and the Business Attendant service plan costs $34.95
per month.
9. Sun
Rocket
Sun Rocket offers their signature service for either $24.95
per month or $199.00 per year.
10. Speakeasy
Speakeasy offers many different plans ranging from Home Office,
Small Office I, Small Office II, and Small Business. Their
Home Office plan costs 79.90 per month, the Small Office I
plan costs $560.00 per month, the Small Office II plan costs
1,039 per month and the Small Business plan costs $2,349 per
month.
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